About this site
Sell My Car Boise is one subject on one domain: what happens when someone sells a car in Boise, Idaho, from the moment the car becomes a problem to the last letter that arrives after it is gone.
What this site is
A guide to selling a car in Boise, written from the pages of the Idaho Transportation Department, the Idaho State Tax Commission, the Idaho Legislature, Ada County and the City of Boise, and from the published terms of the partner buyer behind the instant online offer. Every figure on a page sits next to the page it came from. Where an agency publishes nothing, the page says so instead of guessing.
Who buys the car, and what we are paid
We buy cars. A Boise seller can send the sell-it-to-us form or call the line, and a person calls back with what we can do. We do not make instant offers, and we cannot buy everything: distance, a title that is not straightforward, or the car itself can put one outside what we take. That is why the same pages carry a partner route, an instant online offer from a national buyer that collects from your address. When a sale completes through that route, the buyer pays us a referral fee. That buyer sets its own offer, arranges and pays for the tow, and pays the seller; this site does not set that amount, and the selling-options guide is where to compare it with the other routes.
Source: The buyer: selling a car.
How the facts are checked
Each guide shows a date on which its sources were re-checked. A build of this site refuses to publish a quoted sentence that is no longer on its source page, and a claim that cannot be traced to an agency page or the buyer's published terms is removed rather than kept. When two state sources disagree, both are printed with their dates.
Source: Idaho Code 49-526.
The Boise line
(208) 441-4018 rings a person from Sell My Car Boise: for our own offer, for questions about the instant online route, and for a car that is hard to sell. It is not the partner buyer's scheduling line, and it is not a state office; an Ada County DMV question goes to the county, and a question about a pickup the partner scheduled goes to the contact on your confirmation.
Source: Ada County Assessor: DMV locations.
Something wrong on a page?
Tell us. A wrong fee, a moved form, a rule that changed: the contact page says how, and a confirmed error is fixed at its source, not patched on one page.